Absolutely incredible.
by J.B. Sneaks on 4/22/25The Southern Cafe & Music Hall - CharlottesvilleRating: 5 out of 5Lush harmonies and a comforting, solemn vibe. Gave me remnants of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young!
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Concerts in United States
- December 5, 2025Friday 08:30 PMSeattle, WATractorFruition w/ Lou Hazel - BOTH NIGHTSOn partner site
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- December 5, 2025Friday 08:30 PMSeattle, WATractorFruition w/ Lou Hazel - Night OneOn partner site
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- December 6, 2025Saturday 08:30 PMSeattle, WATractorFruition w/ Lou Hazel - Night TwoOn partner site
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- December 12, 2025Friday 08:00 PMDenver, COOgden TheatreJohn Craigie and Fruition (16 and Over) - Friday
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Ogden Theatre
- December 13, 2025Saturday 08:00 PMDenver, COOgden TheatreJohn Craigie and Fruition (16 and Over) - Saturday
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Ogden Theatre
- No date yetDenver, COOgden TheatreJohn Craigie and Fruition (16 and Over) - Two Day Pass
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Ogden Theatre
About
Fruition's newest album, Broken at the Break of Day, may be hard to categorize, yet it feels complete because of their dedication to honesty as well as harmony. Influenced equally by acoustic music and rock 'n' roll, the Portland, Oregon-based band is composed of Jay Cobb Anderson (electric guitar, vocals), Kellen Asebroek (piano, acoustic guitar vocals), Jeff Leonard (bass), Mimi Naja (mandolin, electric guitar, vocals) and Tyler Thompson (drums). Their unmistakable vocal blend first revealed itself in 2008 when Anderson tagged along with Asebroek and Naja for an afternoon of busking in Portland. Since that time, they have opened shows for the Wood Brothers, Greensky Bluegrass, and Jack Johnson, and appeared at festivals like Telluride Bluegrass, Bonnaroo, and DelFest. Broken at the Break of Day follows the band's exceptional 2019 album, Wild as the Night.
Setlists
- 1.Never Change
- 2.Can You Tell Me
- 3.Take it Back
- 4.Eraser
- 5.Forget
- 6.Where Can I Turn
- 7.Everyday People (Sly & the Family Stone cover)
- 8.I Dare You
- 9.Wild as the Night
- 10.FOMO
- 11.For You
- 12.Lonely Work
- 13.Wrecking Ball
- 14.One By One
- 15.Price
- 16.Somewhere Down the Line
- 17.Not Afraid
- 18.Let's Take It Too Far
- 19.The Meaning
Encore
- 20.Fire
- 21.At the End of the Day
- 1.Never Change
- 2.Can You Tell Me
- 3.Take it Back
- 4.The Meaning
- 5.For You
- 6.One By One
- 7.Lonely Work
- 8.Hard to Make Money
- 9.Wild as the Night
- 10.I Dare You
- 11.Get Lost
- 12.Warm Summer's Night
- 13.Where Can I Turn
- 14.Death Comes Knockin'
- 15.Its too easy
- 16.How Does it Feel?
- 17.Scars
- 18.Somewhere
- 19.Whole World of Trouble
- 20.When It’s All Said And Done
- 21.At the End of the Day
- 22.Mountain Annie
- 23.Alone Together
- 1.Just One of Them Nights
- 2.Above the Line
- 3.Labor of Love
- 4.Take it Back
- 5.Hard to Make Money
- 6.Healing Bones
- 7.Scars
- 8.Get Lost
- 9.Lonesome Prayer
- 10.Wild as the Night
- 11.Northeast Texas Women (Willis Alan Ramsey cover)
- 12.Can You Tell Me
- 13.Where Can I Turn
- 14.Sweet Hereafter
- 15.I Lost It (Lucinda Williams cover)
- 16.Not Afraid
- 17.Santa Fe
- 18.Cool It
- 19.Let's Take It Too Far
- 20.The Meaning
- 21.Mountain Annie
- 1.Tomorrow
- 2.Dawn
- 3.Lonely Work
- 4.Hard to Make Money
- 5.Where Can I Turn
- 6.Forget
- 7.Take it Back
- 8.Drowning in You
- 9.Blue Light
- 10.Get Lost
- 11.Lonesome Prayer
- 12.Lowlands
- 13.Scars
- 14.I Don't Mind
- 15.Can You Tell Me
- 16.Never Change
- 17.Sojourn
- 18.Sweet Hereafter
- 19.I Can't Stop
- 20.The Meaning
- 21.When It’s All Said And Done
- 1.Still
- 2.Death Comes Knockin'
- 3.I Lost It (Lucinda Williams cover)
- 4.Reason to Live
- 5.Mountain Annie
A gem of a band
by Paul on 4/22/25The Southern Cafe & Music Hall - CharlottesvilleRating: 5 out of 5It is beyond me that Fruition is not more widely known and loved. I don’t think there are three finer songwriters in one band. They support their amazing songs with incredible musicianship, and harmonies. So grateful to have been a fan for many years.
- by Anonymous on 3/23/18Port City Music Hall - PortlandRating: 3 out of 5
Fruition brought down the House, it was just too bad the place wasn’t packed. PCMH did a ticket giveaway contest via Facebook the day before and didn’t even bother to follow through with picking a winner, they did a terrible job promoting this show IMO, there was no more than 150 people there and they didn’t follow through with a giveaway LAME! I just hope this doesn’t deter fruition from coming back bc I usually have to fly to Colorado to see them....
- by Anonymous on 3/18/18Port City Music Hall - PortlandRating: 4 out of 5
My favorite band, and I have never seen them not rock the house. Awesome
Fruition brought it
by Barbarannphan on 8/19/17The Wonder Bar - Asbury ParkRating: 5 out of 5Great band, one of the best touring. Beautiful harmonies, stellar musicianship and just nice people .